I'm actually right on the fence about it myself. On one hand, it wasn't exactly an appropriate response and she will spend a lot of money fixing that cr@ppy tattoo. A pro at covering old art could give her something close to what she had wanted, but she'd have to cough up the money. I can also see that there's some poetic symmetry to doing something horrible when her back was turned and the fact that it all went to plan flawlessly is pretty impressive.
